Sentence examples for may be regretted from inspiring English sources

The lawyers believe jurors are quite capable of distinguishing the kind of drunkenness that enables consent (though it may be regretted afterwards) and a state of deeper inebriation, which makes consent meaningless.

On the other hand, the harm of life for the child with an LNWL is experienced and may be regretted.

He may be regretting it already.

The government may be regretting it.

1.23pm: Gordon Brown may be regretting his comments on Radio Derby today about the three Labour ex-MPs paying back their legal aid money.

Another four comes from the second ball, run nicely down to third man and Bangladesh may be regretting not having another spinner in the ranks here.

Seven's commercial director, Bruce McWilliam, may be regretting the wording of an invitation he sent before the election to a fundraising dinner for his mate Malcolm Turnbull.

Some voters may be regretting that decision now, however, when they see how the GOP's slash-and-burn policies impact them.

At United, where the play of the young De Gea has been an adventure at times, Ferguson may be regretting not following his customary dedication to signing experienced goalkeepers like Schmeichel and Van der Saar.

The litigation has dragged on so long -- Extell is appealing a decision in favor of the plaintiffs -- that those buyers may be regretting that they ever filed their lawsuit.

This is less fortunate for his valet, Bontemps (Stuart Bowman, who may be regretting ever picking up that Equity card 20 years ago), whose first order of the day is to sponge ejaculate off the royal belly.